so much for that get this stuff done and take a break . glad to see you keeping going , you do come up with some useful stuff for sure .
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Iām taking a break from soldering. Until something else solderable turns up.
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I might sell the ones i have and get yours instead!
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Built the Theremon kit over the weekend:
Once it was complete I hooked it up to my system - ran it through a filter controlled by an expression pedal and a gate seaquence:
Lotās of fun.
Cheers
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Look amazing!!
These kosmo format?
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WOW these look amazing! These all your own design and kosmo build?
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keen on this as well, sounds like a great idea for a kosmo module!
- new pannels with srew mounts for the round modules (white in the background)
- finished my #2700 TwinT (hidden by the fartbox)
- created an overlay for my (new) fartbox with holes to access the trimmes i built in front facing
- used the overlay as tempate for a pannel to house the old (currently not perfectly working) fartbox
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Haha thanks! Yes, most of the electronics are public community projects, some of them modified and some my own schematics, but the design is all hand-made and yes, Kosmo format of course! 
(although the rail mounting hole is a bit off w.r.t. specs, since I prefer those heavy duty Adam Hall rails)
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Love the whole look of it, great work
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Very nice. I ended up adding some more functionality to mine. A quick tap to double to BPM, a reset, and an adjustable multiplier to change the output frequency (eg: 4X is the default, so it puts out 1/16 notes so it tracks correctly with other modules and controllers). I like the idea of an output buffer thereā¦Mine doesnāt have one and I killed one of the outputs.
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Precisely none of which is in mine! (So far.) I thought about the multiplierā¦ wouldnāt be hard to do I guess. (He said confidently.) I thought about the reset but wasnāt sure how useful itād be. I do have a clock stop/start, and when it re-starts it resets to all clock divisions starting off together.
Mind if I ask how? The ATMEGA pins have protection diodes so should be reasonably robust ā if thereās a series resistor, anyway.
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I am not exactly sure how I killed the pin. I think I had it hooked to a drum module I was building to trigger it and hit something else and probably sent 12V into it. I am good at killing stuff like that. (Itās what I did to my Korg Monotron Dual).
A stop start would be pretty helpful. Probably more useful than the tap temp, for me anyway.
Something else I thought about adding as a user set-able default BPM, but never did that.
Here is my code: Google Drive: Sign-in
euro rack . from Kassutronics . nice little modules easy build, decent documentation.
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I actually managed to draw mostly finished schematic, but thereās many component values I need to just experiment to get right. And itās getting much more complicated than I first thought, as I get derailed and āwould this be a nice thing to addā. Getting covid last month really delayed many projects. I could do some woodwork and build diy-kits, but brain fog was just so dense for couple of weeks, that I used all my higher thinking capacity during work-days. And couple of recording projects got really delayed. Have you ever tried to sing when your lungs donāt work?
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if thwow this is fantastic and well done , just amazinf workman ship for a very full yes full front panel ey dont have it, Excess Solutions down by alma and spartan stadium has alot , they are off 7th street
oh damn, that me want. lol (envelope follower)
I use mine all the time on the coco for modulations with my voice through the XLR port lol
would love a follower for KOSMO 
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Thatās the thing, Iād think with a series resistor in place the ATMEGA protection diodes would be able to handle that. Maybe I need to try doing that deliberately and see. Experimenting on defenseless Nanos. Whatās wrong with me?
Iāve got a multiplier working on my clock now. And I sped up the timing (it was already changed over to a timer interrupt system), and now on a quick look it appears it can generate 208 beats per minute multiplied by 24 pulses per beat (thatās just under 5000 pulses per minute), at 95% pulse width, and looks rock steady!
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Theyāre way too expensive for that these days 
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You must have a couple dozen spares, right? Iāll let you do it.
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